Titanium and its alloys

    Titanium occupies an important position in the family of metals because of its light weight and corrosion resistance. Its unique combination of physical, chemical and mechanical properties make titanium alloys attractive for aerospace and industrial applications. The course, Titanium and Its Alloys, will cover in-depth everything from the historical background, to testing and application.

    This course is part of our flexible scheduling program.
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    Who Should Attend:

    • Personnel who are engaged directly in production and fabrication
    • Metallurgists
    • Technicians
    • Designers
    • Quality control personnel
    • Salespersons
    • Purchasing agents

     

    Learning Objectives:

    Upon completion of this course, you should be able to:

    • Mechanical properties and testing of alloys
    • Learn about working, joining and machining of titanium
    • General characteristics of titanium and its alloys
    • Means of fabricating titanium components from melting through machining
    • Why titanium may or may not be the right answer for you
    • Detailed descriptions of titanium alloys and their applications

     

    Continuing Education Units: 3.0